A rare find: ‘Villa Beisele’ – a beautifully restored historic gem dating from 1890, offering plenty of charm and comfort

The listed Villa Beisele was built in 1890 by Johann Biersack in the historicist style. With its striking corner tower, cross gables, glazed conservatory-style veranda and decorative half-timbering, it impressively embodies the prestigious villa architecture of its time.

In 2015, the villa underwent extensive, high-quality renovation carried out with great attention to detail. As part of the work, the electrical wiring, plumbing, floors, kitchen and bathrooms were completely refurbished, and a swimming pool was added. Historical features such as the grand staircase, an open fireplace and a tiled stove, original box windows and panelled doors with brass fittings lend the house its unmistakable character. Oiled herringbone parquet flooring, a stylish bespoke kitchen and tastefully designed bathrooms in a traditional English style blend harmoniously with the historic ambience.

The living space of approximately 329 m² extends over three levels. In addition to a spacious kitchen-diner, a dining room and a living room, there are six further (bed)rooms. The lower ground floor houses a swimming pool with a counter-current system and a gym. A detached double garage and a coach house with three storage rooms and a workshop or studio complete this exceptional property. The park-like garden impressively rounds off the atmospheric overall picture.

In 1991, the villa was divided into three residential units – one unit per floor. Today, however, the property is once again being used as a single, spacious villa, which is why there is currently only one central kitchen. At the same time, the existing layout offers interesting possibilities for various future usage concepts and underlines the exceptional flexibility of this unique property.